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Ashland County
Junior Fair
2021
September 19 – 25, 2021
Entries close on Friday, August 13, 2021
INDEX
Junior Fair Officers and Directors…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3
Guidelines and Rules ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4
Livestock Health Regulations ……………….…………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7
Sheep/Goat Scrapies Regulations ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7
Junior Fair Schedule …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 8
Department 1 - Baby Beef ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9
Department 2 - Market Steer…………………………………………………………………………………………….………….…..………… 10
Department 3 - Feeder Calves……………………………………………………………………………………………….…..…………..…….. 11
Department 4 - Breeding Beef…………………………………………………………….…………………….…………………………….…. 11
Department 5 - Dairy…………………………………………………………..………..………………………………….…..……………..……. 12
Department 6 - Goat.…………………………………………………………..………..………………………………….…..……………...……. 14
Department 7 - Rabbit ……………………………………………………………………………………….……………….…………….…….. 17
Department 8 - Poultry……………………………………….……………………………………………………………….……………………. 19
Department 9 - Swine………………………………………………………………..……………………………………….…...................… 21
Department 10 - Sheep……………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………………. 23
Department 11 - Horse………………………………………………………………………….……….…….……………………..……………….. 25
Department 12 - Dog………………………………………………………….…………………………….…………………………………….. 26
Department 13 - FFA……………………………………………………………….………………………..………………………………………….. 27
Department 14 - VICA……………………………………………………………….……….………………..….………….……………………… 30
Department 15 - Industrial Technology…………………………………..…………………………………………………….……..…..….. 30
Department 16 - 4-H ……………………………………………….……………………….…………………………..………………….……..… 31
Department 19 - Activities……………………….…………………………..……………………………………………..……………………. 34
School Codes …………………………………………………………………..……………………………………………………..…………….…….. 35
2021 Official Fair Times
Entries will close Friday, August 13, 2021.
Entries will be made online this year at: https://www.BlueRibbonFair.com/BRFairProd/BlueRibbonStart.aspx?ID=2207
ASHLAND COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR
Junior Fair Board JUNIOR FAIR OFFICE
Addilyn Blankenship, Kierstin Cox, Olivia Cox,
Chloe Crowe, Rylee Dawson, Averi Dunivan, The Junior Fair Office is located on the west side of
the Coliseum/East side of the Draft Horse Barn. The
Alexus Evans, Ashlee Gantz, Linde Hahn, office will be open beginning Wednesday, September
Megan Hicks, Alana Hochstetler, Chloe Matz, 2, 2021 until the last day of the Fair. Messages may
Emily McGovern, Cole Mellor, Connor Mellor, be left on the office phone, 419-281-6187, beginning
Caleb Murawski, Gabe Murawski, Ellie Powell, Sage September 1.
Runion, Vincent Scalesi, Katelynn Smeltzer, Peighton
Thomas, Baylee Weber,
Mason Weber, Scarlett Wilhelm IMPORTANT
PLEASE READ ALL RULES CONCERNING
Youth Organization Adult Representatives JUNIOR FAIR ENTRIES
4-H………………………………………………… Jackie Wasilewski Entries will close Friday, August 13, 2021. All entries
are to be done on-line again this year.
FFA………………………………………………… Lindsey Bowen
……………………………………………….. Kendra Carnegie All exhibits must be in place Saturday, September 18,
………………………………………………… Tod Fox 2021 by 10:00pm unless stated differently in your
……………………………………………….. Danielle Haydocy department. FCS booths must be completed by Noon.
……………………………………………….. Mark Hoffman
……………………………………………….. Ashley Sherman
To participate in fairs or other exhibitions the
Industrial Technology……………………. Larry Barnes following membership statements will apply:
……………………………………………….. Ben Freer minimum age for the 4-H member is 8 years old and
in third grade as of January 1 of the current year or 9
years old on Jan 1, 2021 and in any grade; maximum
age for the 4-H member, the member must not have
passed his or her 19th birthday on January 1 of the
current year. Cloverbud 4-H members may
WELCOME TO THE ASHLAND COUNTY participate in the fair by exhibiting a poster or
JUNIOR FAIR display. They may not enter any competitive events.
In F.F.A., entries are open to regularly enrolled high
school Agricultural Education students and enrolled
young farmer students. The member must not have
The Junior Fair is a team effort. The Ohio State passed his or her 19th birthday on January 1 of the
University Extension, Ashland County office, the current year to be eligible. Exhibits must be a part of
various 4-H committees, the Sr. Fair Board, several the student’s occupational experience program.
youth organizations, and most importantly, the youth
on the Junior Fair Board, have worked hard to make
this an exciting, interesting, and educational Junior
Fair. We welcome your suggestions and comments
concerning the Junior Fair.
Sincerely,
Jackie Wasilewski, 4-H Educator
Beckie Parsons, Junior Fair Secretary
Heidi Matz, Junior Fair Awards
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JUNIOR FAIR BOARD
Advisors: – Rod Matz, Arden Fitch, Belinda Weber
Addilyn Blankenship Kierstin Cox Olivia Cox Chloe Crowe Rylee Dawson
Averi Dunivan Alexus Evans Ashlee Gantz Linde Hahn Megan Hicks
Alana Hochstetler Chloe Matz Emily McGovern Cole Mellor Connor Mellor
Caleb Murawski Gabe Murawski Ellie Powell Sage Runion Vincent Scalesi
Katelynn Smeltzer Peighton Thomas Baylee Weber Mason Weber Scarlett Wilhelm
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GUIDELINES AND RULES
GUIDELINES AND RULES GOVERNING of bedding for dairy cows, heifers, and calves. Bedding used
ASHLAND COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR is not to be higher than one foot.
1. The Junior Fair is composed of the Farm Bureau, VICA, 7. All Junior Fair exhibitors showing livestock in the Junior Fair
Industrial Technology, Ashland County 4-H Clubs, F.F.A. and and all Junior Fair Board members will receive a one-week
FCCLA Chapters, Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts, and entries are pass admitting the exhibitor to the Fairgrounds. ONE CAR
open to any girl or boy enrolled in these groups during the PASS PER FAMILY will be given to exhibitors of Beef, Dairy,
current year. No entry fee is charged for Junior Fair. Sheep, Swine, Goats, and Horses. Rabbits and Poultry who
have more than ten entries will also receive a pass.
2. The Junior Fair is under the jurisdiction of the Ashland Members exhibiting still projects, crops, shop, and Family
County Agricultural Society (Senior Fair Board) working in and Consumer Science projects will receive a one day pass.
cooperation with the Ohio State University Extension,
Ashland County office. All questions pertaining to the rules 8. All Junior Fair Livestock animals will be shown in a combined
of the Junior Fair fall under the control of the Junior Fair 4-H and FFA class.
Advisory/Rules Committee. In problem situations authority
rests with the Junior Fair Superintendent, Junior Fair 9. All exhibitors will receive ribbons, premiums, and other
Advisory/Rules Committee, and the Senior Fair Board. Final awards as listed in the individual departments of this book if
authority rests with the Senior Fair Board. they have met the following interview judging requirements.
3. All Junior Fair exhibitors are permitted to show in open class INTERVIEW JUDGING REQUIREMENTS
provided a parent or guardian holds a membership in the County Level Judging
2021 Ashland County Agricultural Society. All Junior Fair
exhibitors must pay the entry fee for all entries in open class. • All exhibitors must participate in interview judging/evaluation
Open class entries are to be made in the Agricultural Society to be eligible to show, sell, or receive premium money. A’s, B’s,
office at the Merrill Yeater Building prior to the Senior Fair C’s, or Superior, Excellent, Good or Needs Improvement grades
entry deadline. Stalls will be for animals only - no tack stalls. will be given.
4. All exhibits including ALL livestock must be in place on the • Ribbons will be given to those participating in county level
grounds by 10:00pm Saturday, September 19, 2021, unless judging and exhibiting at the county fair - the ribbons are
stated differently in your department. ONCE AN ANIMAL donated by Fin, Feather and Fur of Ashland.
HAS CROSSED THE SCALES THEY ARE CONSIDERED A FAIR
ENTRY AND CAN NOT BE EXCHANGED OR REPLACED BY • A Junior Fair participant may receive only one Outstanding
ANOTHER ANIMAL. Late placing will disqualify the exhibit. Achievement award in each project area and only has to
No exhibit is to be removed before release time without participate once in the county level judging in each project
permission from the Junior Fair Superintendent. If an exhibit (regardless if the member has made two blouses in a blouse
is removed early, premiums must be forfeited. In addition, project or has three calves in the dairy calves and heifers
anyone violating the release time may be banned from project, etc.)
exhibiting at the Ashland County Fair in the future. A
veterinarian’s excuse, in writing, must be presented for Competition
health-related releases. The decision to release an animal for
health reasons must be made at the fair by the fair • The Junior Fair participant may select (once they have
veterinarian. All exhibits and projects, except livestock, will participated in county judging) to go on to competition and/or
be released at 9:00am Sunday, September 26. Livestock will fair participation (some members may choose to go through
be released according to the staggered release schedule. county level judging, but not enter the livestock show ring when
the competition is to begin).
5. All exhibits must be from 2021 projects. All livestock projects
must be in the care of the exhibitor prior to June 1, 2021, • The Judge will be judging the finished project product only
except for the following: Market Steers - by date of weigh-in; (not Junior Fair participant’s knowledge, background, etc.).
Baby Beef by delivery date; Market Turkeys and Market Projects will be placed 1-2-3-4-5, grand and reserve champions
Broilers - by delivery date; and Meat Rabbits - by August 18, selected, etc.
2021. Care of an animal will be considered lost if, after June
1 of current year, the animal has been given, consigned or • Ribbons will be given to the projects being placed in
sold through an auction or any other type of transaction competitions - special awards, rosettes, and trophies will be
resulting in someone else showing the animal at an open, awarded when appropriate (for example grand and reserve
jackpot, breed, county, or state show. A member who has an champion animals).
animal die after the above listed dates of possession may
replace the animal for exhibit and showmanship • Exhibiting livestock at the county fair is an option open to
participation only. The replacement animal will not be those who have gone through county level evaluation/skill-a-
allowed to show in any classes. It will be allowed to show in thon participation.
showmanship only.
6. Livestock Health Regulations are the same as listed for open
class exhibitors. Sawdust, mulch, and straw may be used as
bedding. No Paper Bedding. Straw must be used as top layer 4
GUIDELINES AND RULES
The Ashland County Agricultural Society pays premiums to 4-H exhibitions, the same or similar animals and/or products cannot
members and other Junior Fair participants for be shown in both organizations even though they may be
displaying/exhibiting at the county fair based on their county carried under different projects or programs. (Example: Farm
interview judging grade. No monetary premiums are given for management type programs where several individual projects
COMPETING in the Junior Fair. may be included).
15. Should the barns become overcrowded, exhibitors with
Premiums are as follows: several animals may be asked to leave an animal at home.
Superior & Good Needs Individual committees will make these decisions. The maximum
Excellent Improvement number of animals will be enforced as listed in each individual
Dairy Cattle $7.00 $6.00 $5.00
livestock department. An exhibitor may enter no more than
Beef Cattle $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 three market animals total.
Horse $7.00 $6.00 $5.00
Sheep $5.00 $4.00 $3.00
Swine $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 16. 4-H and FFA are permitted to sell only two market animals at
Goat $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 the Junior Fair (market steer may sell two market steers and no
Dog $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 others; market rabbits may sell only one pen plus one other
Rabbit $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 animal; broilers may sell only one pen plus one other animal;
Poultry $3.50 $3.00 $2.50 market hogs may sell only one hog plus one other animal;
market lambs may sell two lambs plus no others; dairy market
goats may sell two goats or one goat plus one other animal;
All FCS and Still Projects will receive the following: meat goats may sell two goats or one goat plus one other
Superior or Excellent - $2.00 animal; market turkeys may sell only one turkey plus one other
Good - $1.50 animal; baby beef may sell two and no others). A percentage
Needs Improvement - $1.00
Livestock members who exhibit a display instead of their animal will be deducted from the selling price of those animals sold in
for the week will receive still project premium. the Junior Fair Livestock sale. This is used to cover advertising
and miscellaneous costs for conducting the sale. If a Junior Fair
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT ROSETTES WILL BE AWARDED participant receives three grand champions or two grand
TO THOSE RECEIVING OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT. champions and a reserve champion, etc. he/she will be
permitted to sell all three animals. He/she will not have to
Members should check in their barns for posters with list of choose two.
outstanding winners.
17. No horse or stock trailers are to be parked on the fairground
10. Each exhibitor must show his/her own animals in the ring, or parking grounds. They must be taken home. No trailering is
unless he/she is unable to because of physical injury or disability
(Doctor’s Note required). In this case, the exhibitor must permitted.
procure another Ashland County Junior Fair participant to show
for him/her and must notify the Junior Fair Superintendent of 18. Every livestock exhibitor will be eligible to enter the
his/her intent to do so. The substitute exhibitor needs to wear showmanship classes in his respective livestock area. Previous
the exhibitor number of the person he or she is showing for. winners in the Junior or Intermediate divisions are ineligible to
Each exhibitor must show his/her own animal to be eligible to compete in that division again. A 2020 Showmanship winner in a
sell in the Junior Fair Livestock Auctions unless physically injured Junior division must move up and show in the Intermediate
or disabled. If the exhibitor has two animals in the same class, Showmanship division in 2021. A senior division winner does not
one may be shown by another junior fair exhibitor. This applies need to sit out of that division for one year. Exceptions are
to all animals – market and breeding. market lambs and market steers. See Dept. 2 and 10 for rules.
11. FFA entries must be from projects approved by their Junior Fair exhibitors are not required to enter showmanship on
teacher. fair entries.
12. No animal may have horns unless it is characteristic of the 19. All showmanship contests will be held immediately
breed. Animals in violation will be sent home. See individual preceding each respective Junior Fair Show with the exception
project requirements for further information. of Market Steers. Their showmanship will be held Sunday,
September 19 at 9:00am. Exhibitor must show his or her own
13. Livestock must show the characteristics of the breed in class animals. An exhibitor’s Showmanship age is determined as of
in which it is exhibited. January 1, 2021. Classes divided Jr., Int., and Sr.: Junior - 12 and
under; Intermediate - 13 through 15; Senior - 16 and over. Some
14. Eligible youth may be members of both 4-H (clubs) and
Agricultural Education (F.F.A. Chapters), or of either group. In all classes are further split into smaller groups. Please look under
cases, separate and different projects (also different animals individual animal department rules for more information.
and/or products) must be carried in 4-H and in Agricultural
Education by a member belonging to both organizations. The 20. No Youth (19 and under) will be allowed to stay overnight
following examples will be considered different and separate on the fairgrounds unless in a camper. Sleeping in the barns will
projects - dairy herd management (cows in production), dairy NOT be permitted, unless an adult over 19 years of age is also
heifers not freshened; sheep breeding, commercial market staying in that barn. Anyone staying overnight in the barn will
lambs; beef breeding, market beef (steers); swine breeding, need to register with the Senior Fair office.
market hogs; horse production, horse riding; laying flock,
broilers; corn, soybeans, wheat; vegetable gardening,
strawberries; electricity, woodworking; dog obedience, 5
grooming & handling; etc. When showing at fairs or otherGUIDELINES AND RULES
21. Final decision on all rules will be made by the Junior Fair • Decorative materials such as cotton batting, straw, dry vines,
Advisory /Rules Committee. leaves, trees, artificial flowers or shrubbery, and foam plastic
materials shall not be used for decorative purposes in building in
22. All animals must be washed at WASH RACKS - NO WASHING such a quantity as to constitute a fire hazard, Per 130:7-7-03 (G)
ANIMALS IN OR NEAR BARNS. F-305.1 OFC
23. The Junior Fair Advisory/Rules Committee or Agricultural 31. Feed gates are open from 5:00am until 9:00am and from
Society will not be responsible for any entry being lost, 9:00pm until 11:00pm for the purpose of feeding animals. Feed
damaged, or stolen. Livestock Sale buyers are responsible for gates are located by the steer barn, goat/horse barns, and swine
livestock losses after sale, however, exhibitors are responsible barn. Feed gates are open to youth or adults needing to feed
for feeding and watering livestock until picked up by buyer. animals.
24. All livestock exhibitors are responsible for cleaning out their 32. Anyone wishing to protest a class will post $75 and a protest
own stalls and pens daily and at the end of the fair. Please in writing. The person entering the protest must be a participant
watch for signs in respective barns as to where to deposit in the class being protested. The protest and fee must be filed
with the Junior Fair Superintendent, Junior Fair Secretary, or the
manure properly. Junior Fair Advisory/Rules Committee the same day of the show
or event. The protest will be investigated according to the
25. JUNIOR FAIR PARTICIPANTS AND JUNIOR FAIR BOARD procedure out-lined in rule #2 above. If the protest is upheld,
MEMBERS ARE PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SCHOOL the money will be returned. If the protest is denied, the money
ABSENTEEISM DURING THE COUNTY FAIR. THE JUNIOR FAIR will be forfeited to the Senior Fair Board.
SUPERINTENDENT HAS NO AUTHORITY TO SIGN SCHOOL
EXCUSES. SUCH ABSENCES ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE 33. All exhibitors who wish to exhibit market steers (including
PARENTS. baby beef), market lambs, market hogs, market poultry (broilers
and turkeys), market rabbits, market goats, lactating dairy cattle
26. The Ashland County Agricultural Society and the Ashland and lactating goats at the fair must satisfy the Ashland County
County Junior Fair conform to and abide by Chapter 901-19 of Quality Assurance requirement. Youth ages 8-11 as of January 1,
the Ohio Livestock Tampering and Exhibition Rules. The Ashland 2021, must attend a quality assurance program through their
County Agricultural Society reserves the right to require any club or a substitute. All training/testing must be completed by
champion or reserve champion animal or any other suspect June 15. Training done after that date does not meet the
animal to be subject to any examination or test as deemed requirement and members will not be allowed to exhibit at the
appropriate by the Ashland County Agricultural Society to fair. For 2021, youth ages 12-18 may either attend a training OR
determine if substances have been administered to alter the pass the Ashland Quality Assurance test (given by OSU
conformation or temperament of the animal or enhance Extension).
performance.
34. All animals exhibited must have been actually owned and
27. When satisfactory evidence has been obtained by the cared for by the individual exhibitor on and after June 1.
Ashland County Agricultural Society that any of the livestock Ownership of an animal will be considered lost if, after June 1 of
rules have been violated, the exhibitor and/or exhibitor’s family current year, the animal has been consigned or sold through an
may be barred from showing in any future Ashland County Fair. auction or any other type of transaction.
In case any premium shall have been awarded to animals shown
in violation of this rules, the Ashland County Agricultural Society 35. Tampering and/or misrepresentation as to breeding, age,
may request the exhibitor to refund all premiums, trophies, ownership, and any other irregularity in showing will be
awards, ribbons, and sale money under such violation. Unless considered fraud and deception. Any premiums, trophies,
fraud and/or deception are involved, all championship placings awards, or sale money won by such exhibitor will be withheld.
stand.
36. Late entry fee – beginning 2021. There will be a $75.00
28. All Junior Fair participants should review the Code of Ethics charge per species, per animal for late fair entry up to two
available in the online entry form. weeks late. These charges will be collected by the Ashland
County Agricultural Society once verified by the Junior Fair
29. The Senior Fair Board, Junior Fair Superintendent, and the Office. Collected fees will go to the fair building fund. Any
Junior Fair Advisory/Rules Committee, reserve the right to bar entries attempted after this two week window will NOT be
any exhibitor from showing at future Ashland County Junior or accepted
Senior Fairs if exhibitor does not comply with Junior or Senior TESTING FOR DRUGS
Fair rules. The Ashland County Agricultural Society shall have the right to require
places 1 through 5 in each class/lot of animals, or any other suspected
30. The following general guidelines are provided by the Office animal, to be subject to examinations or tests as prescribed by the
of State Fire Marshal for use in connection with fire safety Commission to determine if a substance has been administered to the
decoration activity at fairs: animal to change the conformation or temperament of the animal.
• Paper or cloth suspended or shown in any manner for use in
decorations or other purpose shall be specially treated materials ATTENTION SPECIAL VETERINARIAN NOTICE
to render them flame-resistant. Commercial flame-retardants Veterinarian on grounds will take care of inspection of animals but if an
are suggested. Flame- resistant treated crepe paper may be animal becomes ill or needs medical attention at the fair, the individual
obtained through reputable paper dealers, although it is not owner/exhibitor should contact their own veterinarian first. If the
recommended. veterinarian that is scheduled on the grounds that day is used, a fee will
be charged for said services to the owner of the animal.
6GUIDELINES AND RULES
Saturday, September 18, 2021
8:00am - 10:00pm
Unloading Junior Fair - Market Hogs, Market Lambs, Poultry, Goats,
Rabbits, and Horses; Enter Gate 1, unload animal, tack, feed, etc., and
exit through gate behind goat barn. Maintain 2 lanes of traffic, all going
one way. Do not leave your vehicle unattended. Keep the lines moving, 2021 LIVESTOCK HEALTH EXHIBITION RULES
Senior Fair and Junior Fair officials will be there to assist you. Thank you
for your cooperation.
RELEASE TIMES
STAGGERED LIVESTOCK RELEASE TIMES 2021 CHAPTER 901-19 OHIO LIVESTOCK
1. Enter Livestock Gate #1 and Exit out Goat Gate.
TAMPERING EXHIBITION RULES
2. Must have livestock trailer hauling actual animals (not truck
for tack, gates, etc.)
3. If you have more than one species, (unless making separate
trips) use latest release time. SHEEP/GOATS SCRAPIE REGULATIONS
4. Note: All market animals that are sold through sale ring are
released immediately following their junior fair livestock sale
(sheep, swine, goat, or beef). Exception is market poultry and
market rabbits (See Friday below)
JUNIOR FAIR SALES
Tuesday-September 21, 2021
Dairy-(Open) 4pm All Grand and Reserve Grand Champions must be
sold in Livestock Sales.
Friday-September 24, 2021 • All buyers must pay for animals the day of the sale to the sale
Rabbit (Jr.Fair) Market - 2pm committee unless prior arrangements are made.
Sheep-after Sale (Sheep not sold can go after sale or move with
your breeding sheep) • The Ashland County Agricultural Society is responsible only for
the Junior Fair auction transactions. Personal agreements, sales,
Swine-after Sale (Turn swine go Sunday) or trades are not the responsibility of the sale committee or the
Ashland County Agricultural Society.
Saturday- September 25, 2021
Beef-(Open) 5pm-7pm Dairy Benefit Sale (Coliseum)
Beef-(Jr. Fair) Feeders and Breeding Beef 5pm-7pm Monday, September 20, 2021, at 12:30pm
Beef-(Jr. Fair) Market Steers/Baby Beef-(Not Sold) 5pm-7pm
Dairy-(Jr. Fair) 5pm-7pm Market Rabbits Sale (Coliseum)
Goats (Open & Jr. Fair) After Show & Go Show (approx.4pm)
Thursday, September 23, 2021, at 4:00pm
Sheep-10pm(after Demo Derby)
Poultry-(Jr. Fair) All poultry not sold/breeding/fancies 8pm
Rabbits-(Breeding) All rabbits not sold/breeding 8pm Market Turkeys Sale (Coliseum)
Thursday, September 23, 2021, at 4:30pm
Sunday-September 26, 2021-(7 a.m. – Noon)
Beef-(Jr..Fair) Market Steer/Baby Beef Market Broilers Sale (Coliseum)
Poultry (Open) Thursday, September 23, 2021, at 5:00pm
Saddle Horse
Swine (Turn) Market Steer Sale (Coliseum)
Thursday, September 23, 2021, 6:30pm
SPECIAL NOTICE
Baby Beef Sale (Coliseum)
All rules, regulations and other requirements are Thursday, September 23, 2021 after Market Steer
subject to change with regard to the latest directives
from the Governor, the Ashland County Health Market Hog Sale (Coliseum)
Department and the Ashland County Senior Fair Friday, September 23, 2021, at 8:30am
Board.
Dairy Market/Meat Market Goat Sale (Coliseum)
Friday, September 24, 2021, at 11:00am
Market Lamb Sale (Coliseum)
Friday, September 24, 2021, after Market Goat sale
72021 JUNIOR FAIR SCHEDULE
Tuesday, September 14 Tuesday, September 21
4-H Booth Set Up 5:00pm to 9:00pm Office Opens 8:00am
Jr. Fair Market Hog Show (Swine Pavilion) 8:30am
Wednesday, September 15 Jr. Fair Poultry Show(Poultry Barn) 9:00am
4-H Booth Set Up 5:00pm to 9:00pm Baby Beef Show (Coliseum) 6:00pm
Office Closes 8:00pm
Thursday, September 16 Wednesday, September 22
4-H Booth Set Up 5:00pm to 9:00pm Office Opens 8:00am
Jr. Fair Saddle Horse Show (Coliseum) 9:00am
Jr. Fair Dairy/Market & Meat Goat Show 9:00am
Friday, September 17 Office Closes 8:00pm
FFA Crops & Shops Projects In place by 10:00am
FFA Crops & Shops Project Judging 1:00pm Thursday, September 23
Office Opens 8:00am
Saturday, September 18 Junior Fair Breeding Beef Show (Coliseum) 9:00am
4-H Booth Set Up 8:00am to Noon Beef & Dairy Feeder Steer Show (Coliseum) 9:00am
Office Opens 8:00am Pygmy/Angora/Pack/Harness Goat Show 9:00am
Market Hog weigh-in 8:00am to 8:00pm (Swine Pavilion)
Market Lamb weigh-in 8:00am to 8:00pm
Market Goat weigh-in 8:00am to 8:00pm Junior Fair Livestock Sale (Coliseum) 4:00pm
Market Poultry weigh-in 9:00am to 8:00pm Market Rabbits 4:00pm
Market Steer/Feeder weigh-in 8:00am to 8:00pm Market Turkeys 4:30pm
Baby Beef weigh-in 8:00am to 7:00pm Market Chickens 5:00pm
Market Rabbit weigh-in 9:00am to 8:00pm Market Steer 6:30pm
Office Closes 8:00pm Baby Beef - Following Market Steer
All exhibits must be in place 10:00pm 4-H Horse Fun Show (Paddock) 5:00pm
Office Closes 7:00pm
Sunday, September 19
Office Opens 9:00am Friday, September 24
Market Steer Showmanship 9:00am Office Opens 9:00am
Born & Raised Show (Coliseum) Junior Fair Livestock Sale (Coliseum)
King & Queen Contest 12:30pm Market Hogs 8:30am
(Cheyenne Spidel Memorial Pavilion) Dairy Market/Meat Market Goat 11:00am
Market Rabbit Show (Swine Pavilion) 4:00pm Market Lambs - Following Market Goats
Market Poultry Show (Poultry Barn) 4:00pm Office Closes 7:00pm
Market Steer Show (Coliseum) 7:00pm
Office Closes 8:00pm Saturday, September 25
Office Opens 11:00am
Monday, September 20 Dog Show (Coliseum) 10:00am
Office Opens 8:00am Office Closes 7:00pm
Open and Junior Dairy Show (Coliseum) 9:00am
Junior Fair Rabbit Show (Swine Pavilion) 9:00am
Market Lamb Show (Coliseum) 8:30am
Junior Fair Breeding Sheep Show
(Following market lambs -Open class Sheep barn)
Dairy Benefit Sale (Coliseum) 12:30pm Still projects & Family & Consumer Science projects
Junior Fair Saddle Horse Show (Coliseum) 3:00pm must be picked up Sunday, Sept. 26
Rabbit Costume Contest (Rabbit Barn) 6:00pm from 9:00am - 1:00pm
Office Closes 8:00pm
8DEPARTMENT 1 BABY BEEF
Baby Beef Committee 2020 Baby Beef Buyers
Jerry Ables, Scott Dawson, Bobbi Jo Litten, Grand Champion
Josh Ramey, Ron Neer Clerk/Treas. Owned by: Gracie Dinsmore
Purchased by: Fin Feather Fur
Baby Beef Club will provide mulch for bedding at no
charge to members. Reserve Grand Champion
Owned by: Frankie Dinsmore
Purchased by: Sticks and Stones Landscaping
Baby Beef Weigh-In
Saturday, September 18, 2021 - 8:00am to 7:00pm. Cole Distributing Inc
Steers will be weighed as they are brought off the
truck. No steer shall be fed, watered, or washed Country Metals
prior to being weighed in. Any steer having excess E.R. Boliantz Packing Company
dried manure present at weigh-in will be docked Fin Feather Fur & Goschinski Family
weight per the committee’s recommendation. Any Heartland Estates
exhibitor violating any of the above shall not be
allowed to show or sell their animal at the fair. Jamison Well Drilling and Pump
Maureen Shroder
Mitchell's Movers 3G, Inc.
Baby Beef Show Morris Sign Studio
Tuesday, September 21, 2021 at 6:00pm
Ohio Galvanized Tube
SSIP Insurance Partners
Baby Beef Sale Simonson Oilfield
Thursday, September 23, 2021 at 6:30pm Sticks N Stones Landscaping
The Old Elevator
Wesner Pioneer Seed
Only Baby Beef Club Members may enter
Department 1 (Will be divided into lots by weight).
Class 1 – BABY BEEF
Lot 1.....Angus
Lot 2.....White Face
2021 Baby Beef Project Guidelines
9DEPARTMENT 2 MARKET STEER/HEIFER
Market Steer Committee MARKET STEER/HEIFER CARCASS SHOW
Carla Augustine, Jackie Austen, Timothy Austen, A carcass show will be held after the fair. All animals sold through the
Colton Burkett, Doug Eichelberger, Christina Fisher, Jeff Harr, Junior Fair Auction which go to the processors located in Ashland
Cassie James, Ginny Kaeser, Kristine LaFever, Spencer Myers, County may participate. Monetary awards will be based on number of
Amy Steward, Matt Rebman entries. The member is responsible for having his/her animal sold and
processed locally so as to participate in the carcass show.
Youth Members
Annette Augustine, Destiny LaFever
MARKET STEER/HEIFER AWARDS DONORS
NO PAPER BEDDING A $10.00 cash award will be given by the Ohio Shorthorn Lassies
Straw or Sawdust may be used as bedding.
Association to any Junior Fair exhibitor showing a steer in junior show
All exhibitors in the beef barn have been granted permission to in Ohio that is champion steer, reserve champion steer, or champion
use mulch not to exceed $5.00 per animal. rate of gain, and is 1/2 shorthorn or of higher percentage.
Market Steer/Heifer Weigh-In 2020 MARKET STEER BUYERS
Saturday, September 18, 2021 Grand Champion Market Steer
Cattle must weigh in between 8am-8pm. Owned by: Carston Stephens
Purchased by: Harris Auto Center
Beef cattle will have shoulder height measured beginning at Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer
th
8:00pm on Saturday the 18 . Member or family member must Owned by: Haleigh Stephens
be present to get your cattle measured unless prior Purchased by: Mcconnel Meats & Farm Market
arrangements made with committee.
Grand Champion Dairy Market Steer
Cattle may only weigh in once. Beef cattle must weigh 950 lbs, Owned by: Shelby Lackey
and dairy cattle must weigh at least 1050 lbs to be eligible to Purchased by: Stephanie Craft
sell. Underweight animals are eligible for showmanship class Reserve Grand Champion Dairy Market Steer
only and are ineligible to sell. Underweight cattle are not Owned by: Addison Morris
allowed to be released to leave the fairgrounds until the end of Purchased by: Heffelfinger's Meats, Inc.
the week at the standard fair release time.
Andy White
Dairy market steers will show separately and be shown by ArcelorMittal
weight. Armodyne Computer Solutions
Ashland Crop Service
Atterholt Farms LLC
Classes will be broken down per committee depending on Ball, Bounce and Sport
number of cattle at the fair. C & D Farm
Cole Distributing Inc
Market Steer/Heifer Showmanship and Country Metals
Born and Raised Class D & N Trucking
Sunday, September 19, 2021 at 9:00am E.R. Boliantz Packing Company
Eva's Treats
Market Steer/Heifer Show Family Pools and Spas
Dairy Class will show first Farmers Savings Bank Spencer Ohio
Sunday, September 19, 2021 at 7:00pm Fickes Funeral Home & Furniture
Fin Feather Fur & Goschinski Family
Market Steer/Heifer Sale Harris Auto Center
Thursday, September 23, 2021 at 6:30pm Heffelfinger's Meats, Inc.
Johnson Bros Rubber Co
Klinect Nutrition LLC
Class 1 – MARKET STEER Loudonville Farmers Equity
Lot 1.....Beef Steer Mae Lynn Management
Lot 2.....Beef Heifer Mcconnel Meats & Farm Market
Lot 3.....Dairy Steer Northeast Ohio Accounting &Tax Services
Nye's Trucking LLC
Read carefully the 2021 project requirements for a complete Plum Creek Builders
list of all new rules for this year’s show and sale. Only steers in Ryan LePage Auctioneer and LePage Farms
the Market Steer/Heifer Program are eligible for show and sale. Smetz's Tire & Service Center Inc
Enter 2, Show 2, Sell 2. Beef type market animals will be
divided into classes by height. Dairy type market steers will Spreng-Smith Agency
show separately. The dairy market steer class will award a The Old Elevator
Grand & Reserve Champion. The market heifer class must have The Sarver Paving Co
five across the scales or they will show with the steers. Turk Brothers Custom Meats, Inc.
Underweight market animals CANNOT drop down and show in Valley Blue Farms
feeder classes. WA Smith Financial
Wesner Pioneer Seed
2021 Market Steer/ Heifer Project Guidelines
10DEPARTMENTS 3 & 4
Market Steer Committee
divisions. The show will start with Showmanship
Carla Augustine, Jackie Austen, Timothy Austen, classes. Feeders will follow and Breeding Beef will
Colton Burkett, Doug Eichelberger, Christina Fisher, Jeff Harr,
Ginny Kaeser, Kristine LaFever, follow the feeders.
Spencer Myers, Amy Steward, Matt Rebman
Youth Members Members may bring two beef and two dairy feeders for a
Annette Augustine, Destiny LaFever maximum of four.
Class 1 - FEEDER CALF
NO PAPER BEDDING Lot 1 – Beef Feeder Calf
Straw or Sawdust may be used as bedding. Weight limit for feeder steers and heifers is between 250 and
800 pounds.
All exhibitors in the beef barn have been granted
permission to use mulch not to exceed $5.00 per animal. Lot 2 – Dairy Feeder Steer
Weight limit for feeder steers is between 250 and 800 pounds.
Feeder Calf & Breeding Beef Show
Thursday, September 23, 2021, 9:00am Classes will be determined at fair depending on the number of
cattle entered.
Breeding Beef and Feeder Calves will be combined
for Showmanship: Junior, Intermediate, and Senior DEPARTMENT 4
divisions.
The show will start with Showmanship classes. BREEDING BEEF
Feeders will follow and Breeding Beef will follow the Two entries per lot
feeders Maximum number - 18 animals
Any breed with less than three exhibits per class will show in
Class 5.
DEPARTMENT 3
Animals must be tied with halter and neck chains or
ropes.
FEEDER CALVES
Feeder Weigh-In Class 1 - ANGUS
Saturday, September 18, 2021 Class 2 - HEREFORD
From 8am – 8pm Class 3 - SIMMENTAL
Class 4 - SHORTHORN
Class 5 - ALL OTHER BREEDS & CROSSBREEDS
All calves must be dehorned and castrated. The Lot
committee reserves the right to verify calf is 1. Spring/Junior Heifer
Born on or after January 1, 2021
castrated at the fair. 2. Senior Heifer/ Summer Yearling
If calves are underweight or overweight they will be Born June 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020
eligible for Showmanship only. 3. Junior/Senior Yearling
Born July 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020
Breeding Beef and Feeder Calves will be combined 4. Cow (has to have calved at least once)
Know birth date for Judge
for Showmanship: Junior, Intermediate, and Senior 5. Bull
Born on or after January 1, 2021
6. Cow/Calf Pair
Must be cow’s calf (No Steers)
2021 Dairy Steer &Beef Feeder Calf Project Requirements 2021 Breeding Beef Project Guidelines
11DEPARTMENT 5 DAIRY
Dairy Committee SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES
Bobbi Baldner-Hill, Ryan Barr, Matt Carter, Dave Cornish, Senior - 16 years and over
Greg Cornish, Carrie Harpster, Nikki Harpster, Intermediate - 13-15 years
Kristin Flickinger, Nanette Flickinger, Brian Funk, Junior - 12 years and under
Michelle Thewlis, Renee Twining Beginners - First year, ages 8-10
Animals must be in barn by 8 p.m. Saturday, Two entries per Lot/Class (except herd)
September 18, 2021 Maximum number - 14 animals
Dairy Show
Monday, September 20, 2021 Class 1 - TWO YEAR OLD COW
Born September 1, 2018 to August 31, 2019
9:00am in the Coliseum (May be in milk)
Show starts with Senior Showmanship
Class 2 - THREE YEAR OLD COW
Animals will be inspected by the barn Born September 1, 2017 to August 31, 2018
superintendent or a dairy committee member
before unloading. Class 3 - FOUR YEAR OLD COW
Born September 1, 2016 to August 31, 2017
*No horns permitted on any dairy animal*
Animals with horns or ringworm will not be Class 4 - AGED COW (age 5 and older)
permitted to be unloaded. Born before August 31, 2016
Class 5 - DRY COW
Junior Fair Dairy Benefit Sale (having completed at least one lactation)
Monday, September 21, 2021
12:30pm in the Coliseum Class 6 - JUNIOR CALF
Born after March 1, 2021 and over 4 months old
No livestock will be sold. The purpose of this sale is to
generate youth interest in the Junior Fair Dairy program. Class 7 - INTERMEDIATE CALF
Sale proceeds will be used by the committee for Born December 1, 2020 to February 28, 2021
educational programming and award incentives. Contact
a committee member for a sale flyer with complete Class 8 - SENIOR CALF
details. Exhibitors must show their own animal on the day Born September 1, 2020 to November 30, 2020
of the show in order to receive monies from the dairy
auction and must assist with show casing items during Class 9 - SUMMER YEARLING
the auction. Born June 1, 2020 to August 31, 2020
It is important that animals are presented to the public in Class 10 - JUNIOR YEARLING
the best manner possible and it is part of our quality Born March 1, 2020 to May 31, 2020
assurance responsibility. Consequently, animals and pens
must be clean between the hours of 10:00am and Class 11 - WINTER YEARLING
9:00pm every day. Exhibitors will receive one warning. If Born December 1, 2019 to February 29, 2020
the pen and animals are not clean a second time, the
exhibitor’s auction check will have $100.00 deducted Class 12 - SENIOR YEARLING
from it.
Born September 1, 2019 to November 30, 2019
*Straw must be used as the top layer of bedding for dairy (Not in milk)
cows, heifers, and calves.
Class 13 - HERD
Animals must be in the care and possession of the (At least one animal that has calved, plus two other
exhibitor prior to June 1, 2021. Care of the animal will be females. All animals must have been shown by the
considered lost if, after June 1, the animal has been exhibitor in a class previous to the herd class. Only one
consigned or sold through an auction or any other type of entry per exhibitor.)
transaction resulting in someone else showing the animal
at an open, jackpot, breed, county or state show. Lot 1 - Holstein
Lot 2 - Jersey
Check signs in Dairy Barn for Milk House Hours Lot 3 - Ayrshire
Lot 4 - Brown Swiss
Lot 5 - Guernsey
Lot 6 - Milking Shorthorn
12DEPARTMENT 5 DAIRY
Club or Chapter Award - Best 5 head with at least 3 2020 DAIRY AUCTION SUPPORTERS
exhibitors represented. Rotating trophy to be
presented. Ashland FFA Alumni
Blair Appraisal
Supreme Champion - to be chosen from Grand
Champions of represented breeds. Byland Animal Hospital
Centerra
Supreme Showmanship is open to all the current Commodity Blenders Inc
year’s showmanship winners and the previous Dan & Amy Raubenolt
year’s winners of this category.
Easterday Farms Trucking LLC
Er-Ky Acre
Farm Credit of Mid America
Fin Feather Fur & Goschinski Family
Harpster Enterprises
Loudonville Farmers Equity
Lu-Port Farms
Mark Wertz Construction & Family
Mountain Oaks Farm
Reisinger Hay & Straw
Remax Showcase
Shakley Mechanical
Shirley Kerr, Clay & Kelly Meyer
Dan and Jill Stone
Terry McConnell
Tri-County Animal Clinic
Wesner Pioneer Seed
2021 Dairy Project Requirements
13DEPARTMENT 6 GOATS
Goat Committee
Jeff Braun, Susan Denbow, Jena Barrick, Bryan Jones, Two entries per lot
John Motter, Craig VanHorn, Stephanie Schaefer, Maximum number - 14 animals
Vicky Shammo
ALL BUCK GOATS BARRED FROM GROUNDS
(Except bucks under 10 weeks old and not weaned)
Market Goat Weigh-In Date listed after lot description is for birth date of animal.
Saturday, September 18, 2021
Class 1 - ANGORA GOATS
8:00am - 8:00pm in the Goat Barn - weighed off the
truck. Members may bring up to two Dairy market Lot
and one Meat market goat or one Dairy market and 1. Junior Doe Kid
two Meat market goats. Exhibitor may enter no more Born after March 1, 2021
than three market animals to the fair and may sell 2. Senior Doe Kid
only two market animals at the fair, regardless of 1/1/2021 to 2/28/2021
species. 3. Yearling Doe
Born spring last year
4. Adult Doe
All ages older than yearling
Dairy, Meat, Market Goat Show and 5. Junior Wether
Born and Raised Class After March 1, 2021
Wednesday, September 22, 2021 6. Senior Wether Kid
9:00am in the Swine Pavilion 1/1/2021 to 2/28/2021
7. Wether Yearling
Born spring last year
Pygmy/Angora Goat Show 8. Wether Adult
Pet/Pack/Harness Classes All ages older than yearling
Thursday, September 23, 2021 Class 2 - PYGMY GOATS
9:00am in the Swine Pavilion
Lot
1. Junior Wether
Market and Meat Goat Sale On or after 3/01/2021
Friday, September 24, 2021 2. Senior Wether
11:00am in the Coliseum 9/01/2019 to 2/28/2021
3. One Year old Wether
All market goats must be weighed in on Saturday, 9/01/2019 to 8/31/2020
September 18 to be eligible to show in the sale class. 4. Two Year old Wether
They will be weighed in off the truck from 8am to 9/01/2018 to 8/31/2019
5. 3 & 4 year old Wether
8pm in the Goat Barn. Each exhibitor will be given a Before 9/01/2018
sale card. The card must be completed by 6. Five year & older Wether
Wednesday, September 22 at 5pm. On the card the Before 9/01/2016
member must indicate which goat is selling in the 7. Junior Doe Kid
sale and what will be done with the second goat On or after 6/01/2021
(home or turn). No goat will be turned without being 8. Intermediate Doe Kid
identified on the card. This card must be filled out 3/01/2021 to 5/31/2021
and turned in even if you only have one goat. 9. Senior Doe Kid
Signature of member and a parent will be required. If 1/01/2021 to 2/28/2021
an exhibitor fails to turn in a sale card, the committee 10. Advanced Doe Kid
will decide which goat sells. 9/1/2020 to 12/31/2020
11. Junior Unfreshened yearling Doe
3/01/2020 to 8/31/2020
All exhibitors are responsible to insure their animals 12. Senior Unfreshened yearling Doe
are registered in the proper lot on Saturday, 9/01/2019to 2/29/2020
September 18 at check in.
14DEPARTMENT 6 GOATS
Class 2 - PYGMY GOATS (Continued) Class 5 - MEAT BREEDING GOATS (NON MARKET)
13. Freshened yearling Doe Lot
9/01/2019 to 8/31/2020 1. Doe Kid
14. Two year old Doe On or after 9/01/2020
9/01/2018 to 8/31/2019 2. Yearling
15. Three year old Doe 9/01/2019 to 8/31/2020
9/01/2017 to 8/31/2018 3. Junior Doe
16. Four year and older Doe 2 years and under 3
Before 9/01/2017 4. Mature Doe
(One entry per exhibitor in lots 17 and 18) 3 years and under 5
17. Dam and Produce 5. Aged Doe
(Dam and one offspring - owned & shown by same 5 years and over
member) (One entry per exhibitor in lots 6 and 7)
18. Pygmy Goat Herd 6. Production Class
(Three Does - owned and shown by same member) (Mother and daughter any age owned and shown by
same member)
Class 3 - MARKET GOATS (These projects will be sold) 7. Breeder’s Trio
Lot (Three does owned and shown by same member)
1. Dairy Market
1/01/2021 to 5/31/2021 Class 6 - WORKING GOATS ALL BREEDS
2. Meat Market Lot
1/01/2021 to 5/31/2021 1. Pack
Beginner years 1-2 years
*Goats must weigh between 50 and 110 pounds in order to sell 2. Pack
Advanced 2 years and up
Class 4 – DAIRY BREEDING GOATS (NON MARKET) 3. Harness
Lot Beginner 1-2 years without cart
4. Harness
1. Yearling Advanced 2 years &up with cart
Freshened under 2 years
2. 2 Year Old Doe
Two years and under 3 years Class 7 - PET GOATS (NON MARKET)
3. 3 Year Old Doe Lot
Three years and under 4 years 1. Dairy Yearling Wether
4. 4 Year Old Doe Born spring last year
Four years and under 5 years 2. Dairy Adult Wether
5. Aged Doe All ages older than yearling
Five years and over 3. Meat Yearling Wether
6. Junior Kid Born spring last year
4/01/2021 to Fair time 4. Meat Adult Wether
7. Intermediate Kid All ages older than yearling
3/01/2021 to 03/31/2021
8. Senior Kid It is important that all animals are presented to the public
1/01/2021 to 02/28/2021 in the best manner possible and it is part of quality
9. Yearling not in milk assurance responsibility. Animals must be kept clean, fed
and watered at all times during the fair. Pens should have
(unfreshened) manure cleaned out regularly and fresh bedding added
several times per day. In order to keep a clean barn we
(One entry per exhibitor in lots 10 and 11) will have a daily check. If the cleanliness of your pen is
10. Production Class determined not acceptable, it will be bedded with straw at
(mother and daughter any age owned $5.00 per goat. It will be documented and deducted from
and shown by the same member)
your check (non-market goats members will be billed by
the goat committee). Each exhibitor must clean all pens at
11. Breeder’s Trio the time for release. Each exhibitor who fails to clean their
(Three Does - owned and shown by same member) pen will be billed $25.00 per pen by the committee to
clean.
15DEPARTMENT 6 GOATS
Champion Challenge is open to all the current year’s 2020 MARKET GOAT BUYERS (cont.)
showmanship winners in dairy and market and meat
goat showmanship and the previous years’ senior
winners. 511 Feed, Seed and Supply
ARK Realty LLC
ArcelorMittal
Ashland Cleaning. LLC
Ashland Crop Service
Ashland University
BCU Electric
Ball, Bounce and Sport
Beer's Automotive Services and Repair
2020 MARKET GOAT BUYERS Bradford Farms
Brilliant Solutions Management Partners
Grand Champion Dairy Market Goat Brock Rader, Auctioneer
Owned by: Ella Braeunig Cole Distributing Inc
Purchased by: Brilliant Solutions Management Partners Country Metals
Reserve Grand Champion Dairy Market Goat Crestview Area Buyers Club
Owned by: Isabelle Linder Fin Feather Fur & Goschinski Family
Purchased by: Sticks N Stones Landscaping
First Choice Mechanical
Grand Champion Meat Market Goat Harding Vinyl Siding
Owned by: Joe Foster Hiller's Country Market
Purchased by: Wesner Pioneer Seed
Hines Belgians
Reserve Grand Champion Meat Market Goat JB Stocker
Owned by: Aiden Hoffman KW Productions
Purchased by: The Old Elevator
Lutheran Village Of Ashland
Mifflin Drive Thru/The Endzone Bar
Natasha Merrell
Nye's Trucking LLC
Ohio Galvanized Tube
Park National Bank
Reisinger Hay & Straw
Smetz's Tire & Service Center Inc
Sticks N Stones Landscaping
Sunrise Cooperative
The Old Elevator
Turk Brothers Custom Meats, Inc.
Wesner Pioneer Seed
2021 Goat Project Requirements
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